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Neste artigo, apresentamos uma revisão do uso de autovalores de matrizes de covariância propostas por Tsai et al. como uma medida de significância (ou seja, curvatura) para detecção de cantos baseada em limites. Primeiro mostramos a armadilha da abordagem de Tsai et al. Em seguida, investigamos mais detalhadamente as propriedades dos autovalores das matrizes de covariância de três diferentes tipos de curvas e apontamos um erro cometido pelo método de Tsai et al. Finalmente, propomos uma modificação no uso de autovalores como medida de significância para detecção de cantos para remediar seu defeito. Os resultados do experimento mostram que nas mesmas condições dos padrões de teste, além de detectar corretamente todos os cantos verdadeiros, os cantos espúrios detectados pelo método de Tsai et al. desaparecem em nossa medida de significância modificada.
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Wen-Bing HORNG, Chun-Wen CHEN, "Revision of Using Eigenvalues of Covariance Matrices in Boundary-Based Corner Detection" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E92-D, no. 9, pp. 1692-1701, September 2009, doi: 10.1587/transinf.E92.D.1692.
Abstract: In this paper, we present a revision of using eigenvalues of covariance matrices proposed by Tsai et al. as a measure of significance (i.e., curvature) for boundary-based corner detection. We first show the pitfall of Tsai et al.'s approach. We then further investigate the properties of eigenvalues of covariance matrices of three different types of curves and point out a mistake made by Tsai et al.'s method. Finally, we propose a modification of using eigenvalues as a measure of significance for corner detection to remedy their defect. The experiment results show that under the same conditions of the test patterns, in addition to correctly detecting all true corners, the spurious corners detected by Tsai et al.'s method disappear in our modified measure of significance.
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